Welcome to the Los Angeles Kings stats page.  The stats pages on thehockeyfanatic.com are meant to list what we as hockey fans associate with each particular team.  Our stats pages will include our version of the all-time Los Angeles Kings team as well as obscure stats about the team.  Notes stats are as of the start of the 2011-12 season (unless otherwise indicated).

Did You Know?   Rick Pagnutti was the Los Angeles Kings firest ever pick in the NHL draft going first overall in the 1967 NHL draft.  He never played a single game in the NHL.  Until recent years, the Kings were notorious for trading away their draft picks (which might explain their lack of post season success).

Los Angeles Kings Statistics

Debut Season:  1967/68
# of Stanley Cups: None
Longest Playoff Streak: 9 years (1974-1982)
Most Wins in a Season: 52 – 1969-70
# of captains in team history: 13
# of coaches in team history: 22
Most Coaching Wins: Andy Murray 215
Most Goals in a Season: 376 1988-89
Most Points All Time: Marcel Dionne – 1,307
Toughest Calgary Flames player of all-time (penalty minutes): Marty McSorley
# of retired jerseys: 5
Most Games Played:  Dave Taylor – 1,111
Most Goalie Wins: Rogie Vachon – 171
Most Popular Player of All-Time:  Marcel Dionne

Los Angeles Kings All-Time Team

Coach:  Andy Murray

Goalie:  Rogie Vachon

Defenseman: Steve Duchesne

Defenseman:  Rob Blake

Left-wing:  Luc Robitaille

Center:  Marcel Dionne

Right-wing:  Dave Taylor

Enforcer:  Marty McSorley

Top 25 All-Time Most Popular Los Angeles Kings

1. Marcel Dionne
2. Luc Robitaille
3. Dave Taylor
4. Wayne Gretzky
5. Rogie Vachon
6. Bernie Nichols
7. Charlie Simmer
8. Jim Fox
9. Kelly Hrudey
10. Butch Goring
11. Rob Blake
12. Marty McSorley
13. Jay Wells
14. Steve Duchesne
15. Mike Murphy
16. Anze Kopitar
17. Jari Kurri
18. Larry Murphy
19. Jay Miller
20. Mario Lessard
21. Drew Doughty
22. Dustin Brown
23. Mattias Norstrom
24. Johnathan Quick
25. Robbie Ftorek

Last updated by The Hockey Fan at January 18, 2012.